TOKYO -- Two weeks after the government called for canceling concerts and major sports events, experts say Japan still faces the risk of a surge in new coronavirus infections, signaling a long battle ahead.
Expert sees virus outbreak continuing until public gains immunity

The Tokyo Marathon was held on March 1 without participants from the general public. There were few spectators. (Photo by Kosaku Mimura)
TOKYO -- Two weeks after the government called for canceling concerts and major sports events, experts say Japan still faces the risk of a surge in new coronavirus infections, signaling a long battle ahead.